unity-package-extractor

Extractor for Unity packages (files with extension *.unitypackage) on .Net 7.0. Have option to extract *.meta files and preview images if they are present.

Requirements on Windows:

• .Net 7.0 Runtime (can be downloaded on Microsoft website).
  If you don't have it and don't want to install .Net 7.0, then just use win-x86-full.zip or win-x64-full.zip from latest release

Usage on Windows:

1. Download latest release for x86 or x64 and unpack .exe file.
2. Place your *.unitypackage files (they can be inside other folders as well) near executable. If you want to copy Unity packages which you downloaded through Unity Editor, you can find them in %AppData%\Unity\Asset Store-5.x\, or just run application with -s "%AppData%\Unity\Asset Store-5.x" parameter.
3. Run UnityPackageExtractor.exe and wait for it to finish. Optionally, you can add parameters, like UnityPackageExtractor.exe -m -p -s "%AppData%\Unity\Asset Store-5.x":
   • --help prints help menu, UnityPackageExtractor.exe --help
   • -s [path] or --source [path] specify directory where assets are located. For example, command UnityPackageExtractor.exe -s "%AppData%\Unity\Asset Store-5.x" will start extracting all assets, downloaded from Unity Asset Store
   • -d [path] or --destination [path] specify base directory to extract assets
   • -m or --meta extract *.meta files as well
   • -p or --preview extract preview images as well (if present)
   • -i or --inPlace ignore --destination and extract assets to same directory, where *.unitypackage file is located. It is not recommended to use this flag if you set --source to Asset Store downloads folder
4. If you need to stop execution, can just press Ctrl+C